Three Factors in Life and Growth of Rotary
Charles B. Watkins of Chicago spoke to Amarillo Rotarians detailing three core factors he sees shaping Rotary: its unique organization and attendance, service through existing community groups, and a dynamic program of community service. He argued Rotary must serve through others and define itself personally, urging deeper participation to sustain the club and its town initiatives.
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Rotary
Watkins
Charles B. Watkins
Chicago
American City Bureau
Amarillo Rotarians
Church
Lodge
International
M.C.A
Boy Scouts
Service Club
Chamber of Commerce
Painful Corn Relief via New Iodine Discovery
New iodine based remedy promises relief in three seconds with money back offer. Advertises a 330 bottle at Fox Drug Store and claims painless removal of corn or callous without cutting or filing. Contains antiseptic and other ingredients. targets immediate soreness and growth removal.
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FOX Drug Store
Beware The Cough From a Common Cold That Hangs On
Old time advertising copy for Creomulsion claims it soothes coughs and chest colds with creosote and other extracts. It asserts doctors and druggists endorse it and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied after the first use. Advertises immediate purchase.
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Young Globe News carriers of Amarillo plan bright futures
Profiles of 16 year olds Thomas Andrews Jr J D Gray Jr Clinton Hinds and Lloyd Walker highlight ambitions to be aviator baseball player movie cameraperson chemical engineer and their routes serving hundreds of readers in Amarillo High area. Each began work in 1933 1936 and 1936 with Globe News carrier duties and personal hobbies such as model airplanes short wave radio and hunting.
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Amarillo
The
Globe and News
the Globe
Thomas Andrews, Jr
Thomas
T. L. Andrews
Fillmore Street
Globe News
van Buren
Sixteenth Twenty-Fourth Avenue
Young Andrews
Amarillo High
J.D. Gray, Jr
Hughes, Hayden, Ong
Lipscomb, Parker and Herman
Thirteenth
Sixteenth Avenue
J. D
J. D. Gray
Nineteenth Avenue
Amarillo High School
Daily
Oklahoman
Moreland
Oklahoma
Clinton Hinds
Clinton
A. Hinds
Lincoln Street
Harrison and
Sixteenth Avenues
Lloyd Walker
Bob
Lloyd
W. R. Walker
Pierce Street
Tyler Street
Twenty- Fourth Avenue
News-Globe
Sam’s hair curls and a boy’s rough schooling
A mother’s overprotective pampering ends as Sam, an only child, enters school. He shifts from a well groomed, genteel child to a fighting, unruly boy before reconciling to a normal temperament. The piece argues boys must assert strength and rebuff “mother’s boy” labeling.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Sam
Denton Merchant Dies After Long Illness
Denton March 18 H M Russell 71 a dry goods merchant in Denton County died today after an illness of several months.
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Denton
H M Russell
Denton County
Free Ulcer Relief Offer at Local Drug Stores
A garbled advertisement promises free stomach ulcer relief and mentions a promotion at Fox and City Drug Stores. It references underlined terms like UDA and various unrelated phrases but centers on a free product offer tied to a dated packaging and a mail-in rebate.
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FOX and
City Drug
Ady
Meat thefts reveal scheme in San Antonio
A middle aged former employee confessed to stealing more than 2500 pounds of ham and bacon over the past year from a local packing company. He admitted in writing to stealing about 1875 dollars worth of meat from the firm.
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San Antonio
Rising Prices Hit by Labor
The American Federation of Labor warned that only higher wages can prevent another downturn as industry raises prices to boost profits. It blamed the policy of increased prices with wage rises for past volatility, noting danger signals and a fragile recovery despite momentum.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Chicagoan Speaks at Livestock Session in Fort Worth
Cooperation between livestock producers marketing organizations and retail dealers can expand meat markets. Denman president of the National Livestock Marketing Association spoke at the Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convention. Also presenting were Logan executive VP of the National Association of Food Chains and Wentworth director of Armouth's livestock bureau.
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Fort Worth
Co. B. Denman
Chicago
National Livestock Marketing Association
Denman
Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
John A. Logan
National Association of Food Chains
Washington
Edward N Wentworth
Armouth
Livestock Bureau
Logan
Wentworth
Labor and wage pace hinder market growth, says federation
The federation warns that wage gains do not match rising living costs, noting labor is both consumer and producer. It says higher wages are eroded by price increases, blocking a rise in living standards and broader mass-market expansion.
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Federation
Rehearing Denied In Case Reversal
Austin paper reports the Court of Criminal Appeals denied the state motion for rehearing in the Clarence Abston case from Haskell County. Abston’s 1936 murder conviction and death sentence were reversed and remanded January 31 over claims of involuntary confessions. The court also dismissed Frank Johnson’s appeal of a 25 year sentence from Jones County.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Clarence “Puny” Abston
Haskell County
Rebecca Coursey
Abston
Frank Johnson
Jones County
Three Killed in Texas Car Wreck Near Groveton
Three men died and a fourth man was seriously injured in an automobile crash near Groveton Texas. Etheridge Sullivan 92 Sherman Foundran 27 and Delbert Gilmore died in the wreck Wyatt Mericle was hospitalized with multiple injuries. Funeral services were held for Gilmore and Foundran and Sullivan's funeral was planned for tomorrow. All residents of Trinity County.
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Lukfin
Groveton
Etheridge Sullivan
Sherman Foundran
Delbert Gilmore
Wyatt Mericle
Gilmore
Foundran
Sullivan
Trinity County
You Can Trust BC For Neuralgia Relief
Advertisement touts BC as a quick acting remedy for neuralgia headaches and similar pains. It claims decades of trusted use and wide sales, offering 10c 25c sizes or dose options at fountains for fast relief.
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